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680 m²
Properties for sale in Midlands Province offer affordable options with an average price of $66,250. The land sizes vary widely, with a median land area of about 4,047 ㎡ and some large properties reaching up to 23,900,000 ㎡. Building sizes are generally not specified, indicating many listings focus on land sales rather than developed homes.
These properties typically appeal to buyers interested in spacious land parcels suitable for farming, development, or investment. The diverse landscape includes rolling hills and farmlands, providing opportunities for agricultural use or rural living. The affordability and range of land sizes make this province attractive for families, professionals, and retirees looking for quieter environments.
Midlands Province is centrally located in Zimbabwe, known as the heart of the country, with good road and rail connections to major cities like Harare and Bulawayo. The area features amenities such as Midlands State University, Gweru Provincial Hospital, and shopping centers in Gweru and Kwekwe. Outdoor attractions like Antelope Park and Sebakwe Recreational Park add to the lifestyle appeal, alongside local schools and a moderate climate that is comfortable year-round.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $66,250 |
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